After a long afternoon of heated protests between abortion-rights supporters and opponents, a comedienne entertained a packed house in Pontiac on Saturday night on topics of politics and women's health.People that do horrendous things, like Ms Winstead, come to terms with it often times by trying to convince themselves they have dome nothing wrong. Who of note was there to laugh away baby butchery? Why our own US Rep. Gary Peters (D) who thought making funny on a mountain of dead babies was so awesome was later quoted as saying 'it was better than Cats!' He thought so much of it that he promised a live abortion at his next fundraiser, complete with the abortion doc in a clown suit. It's a shame the GOP aborted his district though. And this was the last part of the freep piece:
Lizz Winstead, co-creator of "The Daily Show," performed for about 375 people at the Eagle Theater, talking mostly about politics, including sex scandals in Congress.
Her shows are benefits for Planned Parenthood affiliates. An estimate of how much was raised was not available.
...Winstead said she chose to support Planned Parenthood because she has used its services. She said she got pregnant when she was a teenager and had an abortion. She said she hoped that by sharing her story, other women would be comfortable sharing theirs.
After the show, someone hit a poster held by a abortion-rights opponent that had a picture of a dead fetus on it. That led to a verbal argument in which police intervened.What's a little assault amongst pro-aborts anyway?
UPDATE: At the beginning of The Lord of The Rings, when the hordes of orcs were rampaging through the countryside, 'there were those who resisted.' In that spirit, a pic of some of the protesters:
UPDATE #2: Three Louisiana abortion clinics cited for failure to report child rape
Three of Louisiana’s seven abortion clinics have been cited by the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals for failure to report suspected child rape.Time to have another fundraiser in a comedy club!
The LDHH complaints against Causeway Medical Clinic, Delta Clinic of Baton Rouge, and Gentilly Medical Clinic for Women (now shut down) were revealed in court documents filed June 15 by LDHH, the Louisiana Attorney General, the Louisiana Department of Justice, and Alliance Defense Fund to dismiss a 3rd* lawsuit waged by 5 Louisiana abortion mills challenging Act 490, a law passed in June 2010 to enhance abortion clinic health and safety regulations with a “zero tolerance policy” for certain infractions.
Two of those clinics were among those reprimanded by LDHH for failing to report suspected child rape to authorities, as mandated by law.